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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30

the killing Suhsequor, infor'na;ion, however, goes 70 show ;ba' BerrS. who vas kled, had made use of most di>-
 utirg and vulgar epithst towards th elior boy. and nat he younger hande. Lim a revolver. slyias i. hs oii no, 's- seit | he vas no brother of his + toos the p.s.oi and instead of attempt Irs to shoot Berry. tried to strike hin w..h r. when Berry elinohed him and she pistol 3el,o the i11r and Sas dischargeo, tae ball ranging upwards towards or into tlc ealing Tlis ii a portion Of the story -s cilimed by the other side, aud II one ha'f ,ha. IS sad is true the subject Is one which calls f1r tae punishment Oi al who were connected giih the killing ol the IIlvk95 br3.ssrs, and a; least jdsti- dls an exlmiaauon into all the o,rcum- sIHces The good name of the terri ,cry requires 1T, and Ee hope the grand jasy VII to iheir plain duty m the mai- -a-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30

B reference |. our local columns l. ] val 1- =elI t.-t the i4u.r 5c4.efs O E-.-ot a4Y- .ssl-5 aa address to the ] -ll9a mlD and lqlor dealers Of he ,-ut5y, u-s,rs them 10 orsanize 10 con ! .e.ttae hoense law. A, the preliminary meetings winch have been held Tn Pres : ,at. a immunity of scI ument has pIe- ,-i-j, and 2n opinion has been secured
 .-o.A ..e llv finn of R1sh, Wells 6 : Howard lui .y3T4b.1 u the license law 1 \ copy ol tae Latter, as signed by the lti-f ,X--u.ige, was Sxlmiaed 5y nun ter ot --s cit.z-ns yesterday. sho stated ,.-ttl- u-I coLt-.ns nlt less than iigy e.1su-1s and i1terine-tions h many cas-s ia4 os-.aal a-ures l1su-ted n the 1.I have been erased and other figures lnset-d n thsr stead l til, vhea !,
 gees % ;a@ cdlef ex-cr'i,e IT his sig nature, sa5-.i be perfectly clean and ,t u'l coaa..n 20 ensures or interlInea-
 nlos Sl-h has been inc case her>to-
 ..--. and 1 < at,emln, who occuf led the
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 .-sillt-.rs, slys he wls compelled 10 -.iy a1 eaurc PaEe ot b.a for simply
 u4,lr- @4u-n Il" instead Of an 's'
 10 ihe EOrd 'IS' He vas 10. permitted to ease ihe wrorg lelt=r and insert toe r-"-er cn-, bat w1s compelled 10 ;nrcw .'- t5 i-- r1se away znl rcoopy IL Oi cor -sc, the ecoromioal could uot ooun- ,en-noc sG-h Prl4igate waste of Pa ,-r and ,rs @, ih4i, and isfse portion .f t1- bills w-nt to the governor just as ,a.y "dgct5ret," pitched d? and 1r.a--1 ia c9m1I,ee room>, wi-hou; -a-o nsrt. l, can yery ready De seen
 - zu-h b,lls f-ll ito ;he hands .. .as-scla, p-iti-s thsy could be iaslaer .meuGed There certainly Can le no 3,uyia- the fact Ina: the work of ,ae last .1zi.l-,ure va iea n a very -t1ouc .t-,=.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30

Ton Weed.n, one of the solid demo rats. ~1o has endorsed every acton of .h- admin .t-aiJn, hls the following to say of the wly the I4th dii Is business n not seepi1g a journal of their pro ceedings: "No one can ,ell what Ihe la~s are ;iii they have been printed and then fl any dispute should arise as O their correctness there are no records 10 iiiy them. Tn's yIe ot enacung leg !,lauve bus,ness snA, be called ''econo- my" but is proper name 's "dampho J. ism" ard | .s liable ID tune 10 cost tae tax payers i've tunes sh4i t would have cost t1 do Inc york il the first place. There is nothlns gilued ay ouyIng Cheap John sa5d.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30

The Tucson star cialns 10 have n- formation from ] reliable source that a number of bills ~hich were iEtroduced ID the terntosiil council, and were amended by the house and ret lrned Q the council. the amendments were T ,t c1nour=i ln. bu, committee were re- mosei, aud the bills passed inio the hands of the governor, who signed them without the action Of the loser house thereon iocluded in the bills, The JUoRNAL-MiNER has information Of me same kin9 from member of the leel5- .4tare and among, the bills mentioned 8s having taken this shoit cut was couaci b.n Np7s the license h'il Whether such Is he case oT not, We are 1.t ID po>.ti0n 10 st t- al present.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30

sale oi the Vulture to Eastern parties for S,6s,coo.
 A new quartz mill Is talked oi on Biz Bug, the promoter Of the enterprise be- ing Mir. Van Name. W. N. Kelley made shipment oi high-grade gold ore iron. one of his mines on Groom creek IL Is reported that E. V. Clark wiIl return shortly and star, up bis Groom creek mill, ore of the best in the coun- try.
 Mir. Riley, lessee of the Nevada mine on Groom creek, owned by W. N. Kel- ley, has about SIo 900 worth of ore on the dump ready for shipment. The sale of the Cherry creek mines, reported in these columns some time ago as beng under negotiation. has been cOnsumma,ed. The prlce IS $35.ooo.
 AS soon as miners obtain work suffi- cient to purchase grub stake" they start work for themselves on their own claims, and many who have done this nave been making from $Io to S7o per day.
 An expert mas recently exarnined the Mammoth mine, in the Bradshaw ooun- try, winch, as i,s name indicates. is one of the largest veins in ihis section Of the country. He has 10: yet mad> his re- port or the property.
 F. P. Clark has erected a stamp mill 70 his saw null power. and IS nov one of tue most enthusiastic miners in the Coun- try. A thirty-poan6 bar of bullion VAS brought h by nj, partner, Wm. Hall, a fes days ago.
 A new ahd rich strike is ,epn,ed from the Tip Top district. assays from which s,se a valae ut from $I.soo 90 $3,7oo Der ton. About TWO and a half tons of ore have heen taken our and shipped U sneiteg.
 A mining man oi experience, who has recently inspected nunbs, of proper ties in thls To ally, ren.rkad sha, for the amount of development .hls section made q greater showing of ore than any mining country he hid ever seen.
 ". \. Ro~e, who has gwen the suo- jeoi great deal of consideration. thinks the smeltns problem ot th,s country can be solved successfully by the use of cop per ore for Aux instead o. lead ores. and the former of which there is a grea, abundance in this secliol.
 Edwin H.yden, treasurer or ,he s. Louis-Yavap.: company, camp up few days ago from the comp .ny's property near Tip Top, and reports the mil run- ming, having made shipmen, recently of nearly 10000 ounces of silver bullion. This company has also gone 10 work de seloping the Me.xin mine. purchased by them last summer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30

O. ,he sa ne night thai Governor Zllrk sent n his veto, to the legisla- rure, of inc lottery hIll on high moral grounds, in which he advocates the s4theri1. ol children around their m.;reI's knee tor instFuo,i,n rather than hat tacy should De edu a'ed through money obtained n this way, he sert in h's approval oi the bill i-ensias keno, fare. stud poRer and ali kindred games, the proceeds of ~h ch goes to the school fund Consistency Is evidert'y n,t found n ihe jewsl oase of the emf eXseutlve.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30

The Italian park Tu-ino Serra,, which sailed from Cardenasou January 24. for Philadelphia, has been given up for lost together wth Csltain IHperto and his -TeN ot twelve men. She had on board q cargo of sugar valued at S25.ooo and the vessel herself was valued st Sq,ooo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30

1e se.. 'oen' has not put n his TT ,ua' au,-ea'o~,r, and the festive snake has nut ye, uoouej his spring sui. bu, the ediiof of a Pennsylvania paper growing restless under their Late appear 8nce has just taken the harmless crow as the tnemr of ti, ains l.e, and has put the fo!iosIne on the rounds Of the press: "lt IS reported from Cherryhll, Pa. that tanner there has p5t crow that has assoc.g.ei x.ta his chickens 50 lon. Il attIaliy imagines itself one II struts around the barnyard all day scratching for gain, goes to roosi with the hens at isht, and Tn all thing i'les to spc ,hc manners of is associates, During the late warm spell one of the hens took a notion 10 try 10 hatch out g china egg, and the crow, nc, 10 De out done. hunted up sn old bone and fol- losed suit"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30

Ms II. 4. Moore, of "nair restcra- use" iame, of San Francisco. has just ob ;H0ld T verdict Of S75,ooo against Muhooaire Moses Hopkins :or breach of promise
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30

ExJudges James I. Pierce, of Yer million, Indiana. died suddenly 2 few days sirce whie In the Los Angeles Times ofi-e, of hemorrhage of the 'unrs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30

The Texas legislature mas passed 2 bill to compel railroads to furnish dou- ble-deck cars for shipment of sheep.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30

A Lodi, Gala, sohoolmaster thfashed afieen young ladies for making fun Of and st toking up their noses" al him for ~a.oa ae ls .o sas~S, .a coa,t.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30

The president has appointed James F. Benedict to be collector of internal revenue Ter ihe district O. Colorado.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30
OUR MINES.
vesy F,astesing Outlook sos the Aainiog Interests of This
 Section.
A Scarcity of Minors and Tsans- poVsation Facilities Between Prescott and tho Min.
 ing Camps.

The outlook for the mining interest: of this section of the country WIS neveI so favorable as al the presen, time. The completion of the railroad 10 Prescott together win the erection Lf sampling works, no~ m process Of construction, has given an impetus to this industry which has never before heen experienced and owners of mining claims have gone to work with determined energy to de velop their property. now that a market for their ore has been assured. As a result Of "a iroad communication, which means cheaper transportation tor the products Of ou: mines, as well as mak- ing this section of more convenient ac- cess to capitalists, number of sales has been consumma,ed since the first of the yea-, from which mining enterprises wlll be inaugurated on q larger scale than heretofore. Prominent among these l, tbS JNsNi1SS thaNN "
 "DIAMoND Jo' REYNOLDS.
 \ millionaire steamboat and railroad man, known from one end of the cont nent to the other, and who has made his million Tn mining Tn Colorado Mr. Reynolds will immediately build 8 tSenty-stamp mil on the property pur- chased, with power for forty stamps, and will put larse force al work in develop ing his purchase. A number of other sales of mining property have also been made, the purchasers of which will work their properties extensively. As an evi- dence that We are entering into s gen. erai era of mining prosperity in this sec tlon, complaints are heard on every hand of q scarcity o: miners, as well as scar city of pack animl's with which to trans pot the ore 70 Prescott, for the tirst time ln our history. While. as stated, the transfer Of several properies to cap:tal- ists, who viii work them on a larger scale than before, the new condition of affiirs has given an impetus to chloriders heretofore unknown, and the most favor able reports are coming In from every district
 A !ouRNAL-MINER reporter has inter- vie yed number of miners and mlae owners, who have been Tn town during the past few days to purchase suppi-s, and the information will be found be- lnw.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30

The sale of the s uth Pacific coa:t, narrow guage railroad to the $. ?. con- pany IS officially announced.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30
HASSAYAMPA DISTRICT.

W. A Rowe has leased the intere Sts of Bigelow < Smnh in he Dunkirk and Davis mires, on the head of Slate creek, and has number Of mtn engaged In taking out good ore. He has two car loads now on the dump ready for trans potl,lon to the sampling works as soon as they are prepared to receive il.
 The Poverty mine, owned by ". ". Dasi,. near the Dunsuk, $ belyIng Us name, as the owner IS taking out very high grade ore, and has a carload ready io' he sampiiug works Do~ on the dump
 ionn McD1nnei and partners, ~ho recently mads two carload shipment oi ore from the Blue Diok mine, are s'ill taking out Sood ore, and wlll be ready 10 dupIca'e the ahove shipmen, as SCOT as the ssmoiine worxs are cou- peted.
 Dr. George D Kendall and partner, MT. Leighton, started the steam srasira owned by W. (. flint, in Jersey gaet [ iew days 'iIce. and are having q success :ul run.
 Georgs Wicker xss recently com pellsd % secure wagon trans portaliun for ten tons oi ore from the White Spar m,ne on account oi his inability to SC. cure pack r1.mais.
 H. L1rssn is taking out $500 ore rom clam uu ihe Hasssyamps, snd gi.l be ready 70 msse |. shipment soon.
 TURKEY CREEK.
 Our I1:ormation from ihIs distrlCt IS of I genera cnaracter, and We have been unable T. ob.4in specific information rom the separa'e properties ;here, but reports s'e favorable, number of claims being ~orke,i ~Ith >s'I,iactory results.
 The owners If the Peek mine have decided 10 pu" hase larger pumps and other machinery, which will enable Mir. I'awrs 10 push work on q much larger ,csie than heretofore on his property.
 The wagon road from Alexandra 70 ,he Del Pasco property IS almost com plated, and employment ~iil soon be -Iven tu large number Of miners and mechanics there.
 LYNX GREEK.
 The iessees of the Happy Jack are taking out good ore and will make a shipment of two carloads soor.
 The old Zoli la, winch has been vir- tuaily abandoned for years, IS again be- ng worked, and IS yielding good ore. 4 shipment siil also De made from this mine m a short time
 J.W. NJ. Moore and partner, xho have taken out several thousand dollars from their new claim within shur; time, are still pushing work and have another carload ready for shipment
 Frank Kuhne and Murphy Brothers have number of men a, work on their "S6' mine, and have several tons on the dump ready for shipment. 4 miner named Duffy also has io, of ore ready 10 ship
 Fred Zoole has a uamhcr ot men en. gaged in running , tunnel uu the exten. sion uf the 'S6." and has seve,a, .ons of rich ore sacked. Judge Griffin and a host oi other claim owners are also 2. work. all of whom are taking GU, ore for shipment
 FIG BUG. Robert Schoheld has recently removed his null 10 the Lotie mlne, and rill be ready to star, up in short time. A large number of miners are engaged on various properties in this dis,ric. and he reports are very favorable.
 MINOR MENTION, 4 number Of chlorlders are also as work in this district. Adviees from Pnenix announce the
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30
Order flT Sale fl Personal Proc.
 eri, aLd cal Estate.

In the p-ots-- u-t or the County Of ysy. si, ferrit ry oi a-iEius.
 ID tne n ' er Of t1e ese4t- Q ?. \. Beckers, decrssed.
 Notie- Of Ap lirstion for Order to Sell Real
 and Personal froperty.
 So'ice ts hereby given that Patrick I'd Public Aom nisfr4tor Of Yav.psl co ibtr, TT. riiory of ATis"n t, Q nA- i d Si n inc ! of tais tour D Ct or, pr ying for sr orc.f f 2 th- sale O h- per D .i aud Teal eetate Of the Estate oi P. 4 CStrs der, s.ed, and tha, Thur day. inc 2s n d,s of Miv, ies7 e 10 oelocI q. ui. o' aii lay, 'eiug .y O. . reg aisr term O his our, vi: ot h. Auril term, ls'7 N C 'urt v use oi ,ld court iu The sad couuiy Y4Y p.i b. set for h-sr- Ing said r- iii Q, when and where any psr- D .pteres'ed U Y sp.st- a G show SSxse sny Ise Sad pei .i0n sDp-l ro' he gr.rt-d
 M 0. ONE |, Clerk Oets6 Karen 33.s, IAs7.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30
cspIIai PRIZE Sl50 0ll

We lhV huderstguec banss and bsukers "tli psy all Prikrs drawn n The ko1isisns s1ste lotteries ~hrh may ts presented ai nur coHnt-rr.
 ,. n. ab c e.EHD1 Pres. Louisiana National Bank
 r. LsNACX. Pres. State Nauonai Bank.
 A. kAL.sW1<. Pres New Orleans Nst,onal Bank
 .AxL kOHN- Pres. UnIJn National Bank.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-30

Read me for my cause, and be patient that ye may read. The Greatest Study of Mainline. The greatest study of mankind is man, And who ere his wondrous frame doth scan, Ponder and devise to cure an i'll, Whether by device, fruit or pill, An equal beneiactor is he; and we haste, The inventor of cathartic of delicious taste, To do him honor. Who remembers not how the distressed mother, Her child's entreaties tries to smother, That she insist the horrid dose be taken, The remembrance cen now does nausea awaken,
 And fond father, To be witness of bis child g torture, would
 rather
 Pay high price, Ii money could purchase Csthartic nice. We have 1t nowi and great DePratt's
 name, Appears upon the scroll O: Esculapian
 fame;
 For after long study what would suit, Has hit upon delicious fruit
 To cure our ills. Away at once with draughts and pills; For whether ii be indigestion. liver con-
 plAint or Constipation, Or any disease to which flesh Is heir. He here with pride does boldly declare, And on the assertion will wager big, That it can be cured by Hamburg Fig.
 At druggists 25cts. box. J. J. Mack X Co., proprietors, $. F.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-02
An Alleged Crook.

The Los Angeles Times has the following
concerning "Dr. Leo Berson, who is now
stopping in Sacramento, and if Whist is pub
lished about him is true, the people are en-
title 10 the information
THAT ineflable, holy fraud and pious
prevaricator now known as DR.. Leo Ber-
son was first exposed by the Times year
or so ago, when he began to operate here
as the Rev. Archibald Richard. From
here he went to San Diego, where his
swindling career was an extraordinary
one. The San Diego papers,
which are inclined to enterprise,
caught on 10 his fraudulency and burned
him up early and often and with much
fuel Then he eloped from San Diego
with Madame Dnflot, the remarkable
qusck who had created such Juror among
the ignorant in this CITY, and then worked
San Diego for all it was worth The choice
couple held forth for while in San Bern
ardino, but one paper there had the nerve
to expose them, and they finally skipped.
What became of the woman this deponent
saith not, but Berson presently turned up
in San Francisco, where he got wife from
a matrimonial bureau"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-02
ARIZONA.
A Quarantine Law Against Diseased
Cattle.

Quarantine Law Against Diseased
Cattle.
Tucson, February 1st.-The cattlemen of
Pima county have adopted measure by
which they hope to give the protection to
their interests that is warranted by their
importance. 1t is a bill establishing a
new quarantine law. The bill provides
for Sanitary Board composed of one MEM
Der from each district, whom the Governor
shall appoint and the Senate confirm.
Members are to hold office two wears. and
shall adopt rules for carrying out The intent
OF the Act, and are empowered to employ
veterinary surgeon at a salary of not more
than $500 per annum and travelling ex-
penses. The law prohibits the introduce
ton of Texas cattle into the Territory from
March 1st to November 1st, except when
transported through by rail, and gives the
road full supervision of all cattle in tran
sit in New Mexico. The penalty for vio-
latng the provisions of the law is 81 600.
The Board is also allowed TO declare a
quarantine on any cattle at any time,
and is further empowered to collect costs
from cattle SO quarantiued. The expenses
are to be considered the first lien on the
cattle. No fees are connected with the
service, and the expenses of the Board
and quarantine are provided for by the
collection OF INK of one mill on the
assessed valuation of all cattle in the Terri
tory. The tax applies to no other species
of property. and is collected BIZ the Sheriff
as other taxes. The owners of cattle to
the extent of $500 or less are exempt from
| taxation for this purpose fund will
also be used to stamp ont contagion in
case it should reach the Territory. Moth
ing but horned cattle will come under the
provisions of the law, deeming it best not
to attempt the regulation of other animals
liable to disease. The tax on the number
of cattle now in the Territory would pro-
duce fund of $4,000 to s., 900 per year.
Proceedings OF the Territorial Legislature
PRfscoTr, February 1st.-In the Council
the House bill abolishing the office of Com
missioner of immigration was read the
first time, and tabled.
In the House, Oliver presented a petition
from the citizens of Williams, opposing
division of Yavapai county
Leatherwood offered memorial asking
the President TO appoint Ben. Goodrich as
Chief Justice of Arizona.
Bean of Pima introduced a bill authoriz-
ing the Board of Supervisors 10 erect
slaughter-houses not nearer than two miles
of any city Of 1900 inhabitants, all stock
| for butchering and private purposes to be
| killed therein.
Triple introduced bill lowering boun-
| ties for killing wild animals
| Scott of Pima introduced q bill for The
protection of game.
The bill for the relief of Andrew Tyner
passed, granting him 800 for the capture
| of Soto.
The bill directing the Prison Commits
| siOners of the Territorial Prison to employ
Chaplain, was passed.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-02
WHOLE NO. ll.l68.

A telegram from the Associated Press at
San Francisco yesterday announced the
disappearance of Thomas l.. Caseneaux. a
clerk in the Office of the last Tax Collector
OF that city, who was credited with having
taken with him office funds said to amount
to 81 500. To-day Caseneaux was found
working as barkeeper at the Montezuma
Saloon, and was arrested and lodged in
jail. He went by his own name and did
not seem to fear arrest
Terrific Wind-Storm.
TRucKEE, February 1st.-During Monday
night terrific windstorm set in from the
west. and has continued without intermis-
sion, and is tonight raging with greater
force than ever. 1t has begun to snow. and
1t looks as if this would prove the worst
storm OF the season. 1t is rapidly growing
colder. Unless a heavy fall of snow comes,
it will not retard the ice companies. who
have not completed their harvest.
Charges Against a Chief Engineer.
SAN JOSE, February 1st.-Charges of neg
lect of duty, drunkenness and incompe-
tence against Chief Engineer Brady, of the
Fire Department, were to-day presented to
Mayor Breyfoge to be laid before the
Council at its next meeting The COM
plant is made by Al. Haehlen, late en-
gineer of No. q
The Santa Clara Valley Agricultural So
clety will hold an exhibition of stations
and agricultural implements on March 5th.